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Sharp Objects
Calhoun Day
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Jean-Marc Vallée
VM14
S1 • E5
5 ago 2018
52min
7.9
7.3
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Nonostante la paura del killer a piede libero, la città celebra con apparente serenità l'annuale Calhoun Day.
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Trasmissione di Calhoun Day
Amy Adams
Camille Preaker
Patricia Clarkson
Adora Crellin
Chris Messina
Richard Willis
Eliza Scanlen
Amma Crellin
Matt Craven
Bill Vickery
Henry Czerny
Alan Crellin
Taylor John Smith
John Keene
Madison Davenport
Ashley Wheeler
Miguel Sandoval
Frank Curry
Sophia Lillis
Young Camille Preaker
Lulu Wilson
Marian Crellin
Elizabeth Perkins
Jackie O'Neill
David Sullivan
Chris
Violet Brinson
Kelsey
April Brinson
Jodes
Ericka Kreutz
Lisa
Cody Sullivan
Nathan
Beth Broderick
Annie B
Barbara Eve Harris
Eileen Curry
Dylan Schombing
James Capisi
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Sharp Objects - S1 • E5 Ratings e Recensioni
entertainment.ie
Fiona Flynn
God forbid this show actually made anything clear.
TIME Magazine
Judy Berman
"Closer" synthesized the show's themes of femininity, victimhood and prejudice, elegantly exposing the lies a community tells itself in order to live.
Cincinnati CityBeat
Jac Kern
We must pay close attention and be patient, because Sharp Objects is a true slow burn. Halfway into the season, there's still more mystery than answers.
Film Inquiry
Nathan Osborne
Episode 5 of Sharp Objects, Closer, is the weakest episode of a brilliant bunch but one still packed with fantastic character work and shattering performances.
Slashfilm
Meredith Borders
Patricia Clarkson's making a bid for all-timer villain status on this show. Her deportment and posture are so precise, her delivery so elegant, her words so profoundly cutting.
Black Nerd Problems
Nicole Homer
Remember those two dead girls? Yeah, well no one is in custody; no one has been charged; no one is safe. So, why are you throwing a party? Oh, because Adora wants to? Sounds legit.
Tell-Tale TV
Jennifer Lind-Westbrook
There's the expectation that something big is going to happen, but the real clues to solving the mysteries on Sharp Objects can be found in the smallest details.
Harper's Bazaar
Emma Dibdin
The consistency of the day-to-night device makes the two faces of this town starkly clear: this is a dangerous place masquerading as civil.
Den of Geek
Aliya Whiteley
Episode five is a beautifully designed pressure cooker, with so many emotions bubbling away inside the rigid structure of Calhoun Day.
Decider
Tara Ariano
Finding out her mother never loved her is not, in fact, a comfort to Camille, but she goes seeking what she can in Richard's hotel room, keeping the lights off, her clothes on, and his hands off her skin.
indieWire
Ben Travers
The fifth episode of Sharp Objects does little to advance the mystery, but it does a lot to contextualize its characters, their stories, and this town.
Refinery29
Morgan Baila
Closer. Closer to solving who is killing young girls in Wind Gap? Not quite. Closer to understanding if Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) is capable of writing an award-winning piece of journalism? Definitely not.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Angelica Jade Bastién
There's something about this blend of summertime indulgence, history, and skewed rewriting of a situation to make it into anything other than a tragedy that lights a fuse in the town.
AV Club
Laura Bogart
It's fitting that Closer the show's fifth episode-which functions as a jaundiced commentary on how we elevate and mythologize women's pain-should derive narrative and emotional momentum from Camille's scars.
IGN Movies
Matthew Dougherty
Closer is the equivalent of all of Sharp Objects' carefully laid details, no matter how minute, being thrown together with a whole lot of social terror and tossed into a pressure cooker.
Guardian
Rebecca Nicholson
Sharp Objects can be a taut and nasty show, as concerned as it is with violence and dirt and secrets and shame, but from the moment Adora asked Camille to join her for a drink on the veranda, it was obvious that the episode had been a little too sunny.
Vox
Alex Abad-Santos
What people are missing is the sociopath in a babydoll dress standing right in front of them. And in "Closer," she displays flashes of real menace and manipulation.
New York Times
Judy Berman
Closer does something only a visual medium can do: It gives a panoramic view of the town that is, as much as the murder mystery, the show's central subject.
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